All right, Alexander, we are here with Stanislov.

Stanis, love.

How are you doing?

Where can people follow your work?

Doing good.

Okay, so on X, you can follow me at Stanis, Krobin.

Couldn't get the whole name in there, so not enough space.

I'm on YouTube at Mr. Slavic Man, Slavic with a K, and a telegram, the English language channel,

Stas was there, the Russian language channel, Stas today abroad, and on Substack at Zmeagarinich.com.

All right, I have those links.

Yeah, I have those links. If you're not already following status lab, I have those links. Yeah, I have those links.

If you're not already following Stanislav, I have those links in the description box down below and as a pinned comment.

So Alexander Stanislab, let's talk about the energy situation or should we say the energy crisis,

Alexander Stanislav, possibly energy lockdowns, maybe?

Let's talk about it.

I think energy crisis is far too weak a word to describe what is going on. At least if you're living in Britain,

where we're now talking about the fact that we are, you know,

we are definitely now heading towards blackouts, rationing and all of those things,

which is causing tremors and worries for many, many people, as I know.

There is absolutely nobody better to discuss this topic with Dan Stanislav,

who has actually worked in this industry and who knows it backwards, and who could describe to us exactly what is going on. So first of all, is the situation as bad as I said? Am I being

alarmist? Or on the contrary, is it governments that are being complacent?

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